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Support dynamic Dag generation for native TypeScript Dags #74335
Once #74036 and #74037 land, a native TypeScript Dag bundle can generate its Dags from a YAML file in the Dag bundle. Editing only the YAML changes the live Dags, and their tasks run without repacking the bundle:
The Dag processor runs the packed bundle on every parse, so the YAML is read fresh.
A task of a native Dag runs the .min.mjs named by its dag_rel_path, at the run's bundle version, with no check against the dag_ids recorded at pack time.
import{readFileSync}from"node:fs";import{parse}from"yaml";import{Bundle,Dag}from"apache-airflow-ts-sdk";constconfig=parse(readFileSync(newURL("./dags.yaml",import.meta.url),"utf-8"));constbundle=newBundle();for(constspecofconfig.dags){constdag=newDag(spec.dag_id,{queue: "typescript"});// add tasks from specbundle.register(dag);}awaitbundle.serve();
Follow-ups
Add an e2e case: pack the bundle, add a Dag to the YAML in the Dag bundle, wait for a re-parse, then trigger the new Dag and check that it succeeds.
Document dynamic Dag generation in the TypeScript SDK native Dag guide:
Read the YAML at runtime with fs and import.meta.url. Importing it lets the bundler inline it, which freezes it at pack time.
Keep the YAML in the same Dag bundle. airflow-ts-pack also runs the bundle, so the YAML must exist at pack time, or the code must handle it being missing.
Generation must be deterministic, and every generated Dag needs the queue that routes to the NodeCoordinator.
A YAML change shows up on the next periodic re-parse ([dag_processor] min_file_process_interval). Editing the YAML does not trigger an earlier re-parse.
With a versioned Dag bundle, runs keep the YAML of their bundle version. With an unversioned bundle, a running Dag run sees the new YAML, and tasks removed from it end as removed.
Hi @jason810496, I’d be interested in contributing to this issue.
I’d like to work on the E2E coverage for dynamic DAG generation, specifically the flow of packing the TypeScript DAG bundle, updating the YAML to add a new DAG, waiting for the DAG processor to re-parse the bundle, and then triggering and verifying the newly generated DAG.
I can also help with the corresponding documentation updates for the TypeScript SDK native DAG guide.
Before I start, could you please let me know if this scope would be helpful and whether there are any existing E2E tests or patterns you’d recommend following?
Description
Once #74036 and #74037 land, a native TypeScript Dag bundle can generate its Dags from a YAML file in the Dag bundle. Editing only the YAML changes the live Dags, and their tasks run without repacking the bundle:
.min.mjsnamed by itsdag_rel_path, at the run's bundle version, with no check against thedag_ids recorded at pack time.Follow-ups
fsandimport.meta.url. Importing it lets the bundler inline it, which freezes it at pack time.airflow-ts-packalso runs the bundle, so the YAML must exist at pack time, or the code must handle it being missing.NodeCoordinator.[dag_processor] min_file_process_interval). Editing the YAML does not trigger an earlier re-parse.removed.Depends on